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The Openjournals platform hosts a large collection of scientific journals, from a wide range of science fields. Published by Dutch university publishers, research institutes, scientific societies and other academic organizations.

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Historical Life Course Studies

Historical Life Course Studies, published by the International Institute of Social History (IISH), is the leading journal for research involving the conversion of large historical demographic databases into the Intermediate Data Structure. It focuses on both methodological and substantive studies, covering European and non-European contexts.

Humanimalia

Humanimalia is a biannual, interdisciplinary journal focused on the study of human-animal relations. It is Diamond open-access and peer-reviewed, publishing original research from diverse cultural, historical, philosophical, political, and aesthetic...

Humanities & Education

Humanities & Education publishes rigorous research on humanities education, focusing on pedagogy in literature, art, culture, history, philosophy, religious studies, and linguistics. It emphasizes qualitative and mixed-method approaches, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and integrating humanities theories into education. The journal encourages studies from diverse educational contexts and includes public summaries for practitioners, bridging research and practice to enhance educational outcomes.

Incontri. Rivista europea di Studi Italiani

Incontri. Rivista europea di Studi Italiani has been an international forum for academic publications on Italian history and culture since 1985. As an interdisciplinary open access journal, it publishes research across various fields, including history, literature, linguistics, philosophy, art history, music, cinema, and theatre, as well as contributions that bridge traditional Humanities disciplines.

Information Retrieval Research Journal

The Information Retrieval Research Journal (IRRJ) is a new open access journal that provides an international forum for the electronic and paper publication of high-quality scholarly articles in all areas of Information Retrieval. IRRJ has a commitment to rigorous yet rapid reviewing. All published papers will be freely available online. Final versions are assigned a DOI and will be published electronically immediately upon receipt (ISSN 3050-9114). Paper volumes are published and sold by Radboud University Press (ISSN 3050-9106).

International Journal about Parents in Education

The International Journal about Parents in Education (IJPE) is the official journal of the European Research Network about Parents in Education (ERNAPE) and focuses on issues related to school-parent relationships and parental involvement in education. ERNAPE, established in 1993 with European Commission support, is an association of autonomous regional networks dedicated to enhancing research and knowledge exchange across Europe. IJPE has supported ERNAPE’s goals by publishing peer-reviewed articles that adhere to scientific standards. The journal is published annually.

Into the Magic Circle

Into the Magic Circle (IMC) is an online, peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal that explores the cultural and social theory of play across society, politics, culture, arts, and everyday life. The journal invites contributions from the social sciences and humanities to reflect on the phenomenon and philosophy of play in modern contexts. In addition to original articles, IMC features translations and (re)publications of key texts from the reception of ‘Homo Luden’ on the importance of game and play in every aspect of our lives.

Jeugd in Ontwikkeling

Jeugd in Ontwikkeling is a Dutch-language open access journal that publishes scientific research in the fields of pedagogy, psychology and psychiatry for 0- to 23-year-olds. It offers current articles on development, parenting and interventions from a variety of perspectives. The journal targets researchers, policy makers and professionals in youth welfare, education and related fields. Jeugd in Ontwikkeling is registered in the Directory of Open Acccess Journals (DOAJ).

Journal for the History of Knowledge

The Journal for the History of Knowledge is an open access, peer-reviewed journal focused on the history of knowledge in its broadest sense. It covers the history of science, indigenous,...

The Journal for the History of Knowledge is an open access, peer-reviewed journal focused on the history of knowledge in its broadest sense. It covers the history of science, indigenous, artisanal, and other forms of knowledge, as well as knowledge in the humanities and social sciences. Contributions may explore historical concepts of knowledge, knowledge-making practices, and institutions involved in knowledge production and legitimization, including universities.

Journal of Political Sociology

The Journal of Political Sociology (JPS) provides a platform for exploring the broad scope of ‘the political’ in societal change. Moving beyond traditional political sociology, JPS examines state organizations, public policy, and political processes across diverse fields such as art, economics, education, ecology, science, technology, religion, public health, and identity formation. The journal encourages innovative approaches and methodologies in response to emerging frictions in these areas. JPS values empirical research, theoretical reflection, and critical debate, and welcomes inter- and transdisciplinary perspectives and engagement with diverse publics.

Liber Quarterly

LIBER Quarterly is an peer-reviewed, open access journal of LIBER, the Association of European Research Libraries. It addresses all facets of modern research librarianship and scientific information delivery. The journal aims to bridge the gap between Library and Information Sciences (LIS) scholars and practitioners in university and research libraries. It publishes both theoretical research and practical examples of effective practices.

Nederlands Tijdschrift voor de Mensenrechten

The NTM focuses on disseminating information about developments in human rights relevant to both the Dutch legal system and foreign policy. The journal appears four times a year and contains...

The NTM focuses on disseminating information about developments in human rights relevant to both the Dutch legal system and foreign policy. The journal appears four times a year and contains scholarly articles, chronicles and opinions on current human rights issues. It also regularly publishes news from the NJCM Association, such as reports of seminars and the annual reports. The NTM is distributed to members and subscribers and is available in all law libraries and is digitally accessible through Wolters Kluwer’s Navigator.